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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1922
Page
4
A political notice announces Carrin I. Wright as a Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court in the county, seeking the party nomination at the June 1922 primary election.
Frank W. Choate announces candidacy for the office of Auditor of Mills County subject to Republican voters at the June 5 primary.
Shirley Gilliland declares candidacy for Mills County Attorney in the upcoming Republican primary on June 6, 1922, subject to voter will.
A candidate from Milly county announces his bid for the office of Sheriff, stating he is a Republican hopeful and asking for support at the June 56, 1922 primary election. The message is signed by J. W. Dick Edwards.
Candidate E Evans announces his bid for Mills County Sheriff subject to Republican voters will in the June 1922 primary. He signs the statement as 41.
Gertrude Edwarda declares she will be a candidate for the office of sheriff in Mills County subject to the voters will on June 6 1922. The announcement signals a bid by a local candidate seeking law enforcement leadership in the county.
Carl H. Cook announces his candidacy for County Attorney subject to Republican voters in the June 5 1922 primary. He asks recognition for the past three years of service and invites inspection of his record, hoping for continued remembrance on June 5.
Allen Watts of Pacific Junction asks Democratic voters in the 8th District to support his candidacy for the Board of Supervisors in the June 5, 1922 election. He urges votes on that day and signs the appeal.
A local question stirs business leaders in Glenwood as to establishing a vinegar factory. Prominent men H. H. Cheyney L. S. Robinson F. J. Wallace and A. G. Beater advocate community support and invite interested residents to discuss the proposal.
An old time home remedy for darkening hair is revived with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. The ready to use product darkens gray hair after several applications and leaves a softer lustre, appealing for a more youthful look. It is not a medical cure or preventive treatment.
Culr correspondent reports the Tuesday junior senior banquet in the basement of the Methodist church with a five course supper by Mrs. Les France served by six girls in white dresses with green ties. Miss Frances Zimmerman read the class prophecy as part of the evening's enjoyment.
W Huffaker and others execute multiple deeds for undivided interests in Lots 21 22 23 and 24 Block 7 Silver City with prices as low as 1.00. Transactions include Rice Hansell Strahan Kline Maloney and others conveying parcels and rights of way in Malvern Glenwood Pacific Junction and Secs 16 20 21 28 29 71 42 with prices ranging from 1.00 to 7600.00 and references to W D QCD and contracts. An affidavit notes lost overalls found in a dog’s mouth owner to claim with proof.
A sale promotes remnants of every sort including percales ginghams bleached muslins brown muslins pillow coverings wool goods silk ribbon laces curtain nets towelings outings and more. They are priced well below value and piled in the center for easy selection with a promise to sell out on the first day. Come early for best picks.
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